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Bouldering is one of the fastest-growing activities in the world. Bouldergeist create’s site specific bouldering that enhances a design project and provides accessibility to this incredible activity.
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Yubup Park Brunswick
Frith Street is a warehouse made into a park in the Melbourne suburb of Brunswick. The bouldering wall is programmed to introduce younger people to climbing.
The form reflects the beauty of site.
Wilson Avenue Brunswick
This bouldering plaza was seed funded by The Victorian Justice Department. It addresses low-level crime by placing active people in the area as passive surveillance.
Bentleigh Hodgkins Reserve
This wall creates the bouldering element of an overall play space that includes a spider net and a hit-up wall on the rear of the bouldering wall.
As a sculptural element the wall itself changes angles slightly on each panel which, creates seriality as it is observed from different angles
Upper Westside Melbourne
Upper Westside Melbourne boasts 4 residential towers that land on a 3000 square meter sky park. The bouldering gym provides active recreation to the residents and their guests.
The aesthetics are an abstracted outback scene in the heart of Melbourne
The rubber rock surface also provides a space for yoga, meditation and martial arts
Holmesglen Boulder
This bouldering plaza was funded by the Justice Department with the idea of placing human survielence in a low level crime area.
Somers Camp
This boulder was created with Radwall Australasia to provide active play at a school camp facility on the Mornington Peninsula.
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Northwalls
Northwalls is a climbing gym in the inner north of Melbourne. Bouldergeist acted as the primary designer, working with the client to formulate the gym that he wanted. From this, it was tendered to several fabricators with, Walltopia building the final structure.
Although there were nips and tucks to the built design to meet budget the soul of the design remained the same.
Boulder Project
The founders of Boulder Project were looking for a way of creating a bouldering gym with dynamic movement but at a lower cost than the big name fabricators.
The solution was to create a gym that was based on standard sheets of ply eliminating the framing and cutting costs of the usual triangular formats.
